May 1, 2016 – Sixth Sunday of Easter

Rev. Father Dennis W. Kleinmann, Pastor
Rev. Father Michael C. Isenberg,
Parochial Vicar
Deacon J. Paul Ochenkowski
Rev. Mr. Colin Davis
Seminarians: Mr. Nick Schierer and Mr. C. William Nyce
“To know, to love, and to serve God”
May 1, 2016 – Sixth Sunday of Easter
Sacramental Information
Parish Office
Parish School
Marriage: Congratulations on your
engagement! Please contact the parish
office at least six months prior to the
wedding date. It is best for us to hear
from you as soon as you become engaged
to set up your initial appointment.
Address: 3460 Centreville Road
Chantilly, VA 20151
Phone: 703-773-2000
Fax: 703-773-2001
Website: www.stveronica.net
E-mail Address:
[email protected]
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Closed: 12:15 pm - 12:45 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 12:00 noon
Address: 3460-B Centreville Road
Chantilly, VA 20151
Phone: 703-773-2020
Fax: 703-991-9103
Website: www.stveronicaschool.org
E-mail Address:
[email protected]
Mrs. Mary Sadick, Office Manager
Mrs. Kathy Bean & Mrs. Kitty Lochbaum,
Receptionists
Mrs. Diana Acker, Parish Apostolates
Coordinator & School Liaison
Mrs. Kendra Turchiarolo,
Admissions & Development
Baptisms: We welcome your new addition! Generally, baptisms take place at
12:15 pm the first and third Sunday of
each month, with some flexibility based
on circumstances. Baptism preparation
instruction is required for first-time parents or parents who have not previously
attended a class. Please call the parish
office to begin the process of scheduling
the baptism.
Holy Communion & Anointing of
the Sick: God bless you! If you or someone you know would like to receive Holy
Communion or Anointing of the Sick at
Fair Oaks Hospital, Sunrise Assisted
Living at Fair Oaks, or at home, please
call the parish office to arrange a visit.
Parish Registration: Welcome! If you
would like to register as a parishioner at
St. Veronica, please pick up a registration form in one of the church vestibules
or in the parish office. Upon completion,
you may drop the form in the Sunday
collection basket, or you may mail it in.
If you are moving out of the parish or
have a change of address, please contact
the parish office.
Initiation of Adults and Children:
The RCIA process leads older youths and
adults into full communion with the
Catholic Church. Please call the parish
office or email [email protected] for
details.
Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Mr. Peter Mannix, Principal
Mass Schedule*
Saturday Vigil: 5:00 pm & 7:00 pm (Vietnamese)
Sunday: 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 10:45 am & 5:00 pm
2:00 pm & 7:00 pm (Vietnamese)
Weekdays: Monday—Friday 8:30 am & 12:15 pm
Wednesday & First Friday 7:30 pm
Friday (except First Friday) 7:00 pm (Vietnamese)
Saturday 8:30 am
Holy Hour Schedule*
Wednesday: 7:00 pm (includes Exposition, Holy Rosary,
Benediction & Mass)
Confession Schedule*
Monday and Friday: 11:30 am—Noon
Wednesday: 6:30 pm through the Holy Hour
Saturday: 9:00 am—10:00 am & 3:30 pm—4:30 pm
First Friday of the Month: After the 8:30 am Mass & 6:30 pm
Eucharistic Adoration*
Monday: 9:00 am—Saturday: 8:00 am
* Please listen to pulpit announcements & parish office recordings, and
consult current bulletin & website homepage for schedule changes.
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Week at a Glance
Sunday, May 1: Sixth Sunday of Easter
8:30 am Pancake Breakfast—Parish Hall
1:30 pm Middle School Boys Theology of the Body—P207
3:15 pm Charismatic Prayer Group—Training Room
6:30 pm Ablaze High School Youth Group—Parish Hall & Kitchen
Monday, May 2:
8:30 am Holy Mass
11:30 am Confessions
12:15 pm Holy Mass
5:00 pm Religious Education Classes
7:00 pm Blessed Mother Teresa Outreach Apostolate—Acolyte Room
7:30 pm EnCourage—P203
7:30 pm Endow—Library/P211
Tuesday, May 3:
8:30 am Holy Mass
9:30 am 50+ Women’s Bible Study—Acolyte Room
12:15 pm Holy Mass
No Religious Education Classes
7:00 pm Legion of Mary
7:30 pm Confirmation
Wednesday, May 4:
8:30 am Holy Mass
12:15 pm Holy Mass
3:15 pm STEM—P201 and P203
7:00 pm Holy Hour with Exposition, Holy Rosary and Benediction
6:30 pm Confessions
7:30 pm Holy Mass
8:00 pm Young Adults—Parish Hall
Thursday, May 5:
8:30 am Holy Mass
9:15 am Endow—Acolyte Room
12:15 pm Holy Mass
3:15 pm STEM—P200 and P202
4:30 pm Children’s Choir—P208
7:00 pm Knights of Columbus—P209
7:30 pm Adult Choir—P208
First Friday, May 6:
8:30 am Holy Mass
9:00 am Confessions
12:15 pm Holy Mass
6:30 pm Confessions
7:30 pm Holy Mass
First Saturday, May 7:
8:00 am Exposition, Rosary Meditation and Benediction
8:30 am Holy Mass
9:00 am Holy Rosary
9:00-9:30 am Confessions
9”30 am Luminaries of Holy Mary
9:30 am FORMED Launch Team Volunteers—Pope Saint John Paul II Room
10:00 am First Holy Communions followed by Reception—Church & Parish Hall
1:30 pm First Holy Communions followed by Reception—Church & Parish Hall
3:30 pm Confessions
Bulletin Deadline
10:00 am Friday, 9 days prior to the Sunday publication
Announcements should be sent to [email protected].
Mass Intentions
Saturday, April 30: Saint Pius V
8:30 am Robert Cappel +
5:00 pm Joan Roth Jaskunas +
Sunday, May 1: Sixth Sunday of Easter
7:30 am Paloma Rosalee McDonald +
9:00 am Mary Ann Hassan +
10:45 am The People of St. Veronica
5:00 pm Lavern Perez +
Monday, May 2: Saint Athanasius
8:30 am Jane Burdick +
12:15 pm The Holy Souls in Purgatory ++
Tuesday, May 3: Saints Philip and James, Apostles
8:30 am The Burdick Family
12:15 pm Steve Curley +
7:30 pm The Confirmandi
Wednesday, May 4
8:30 am The Curley Family
12:15 pm Barbara Curley
7:30 pm Samantha Wilkinson
Thursday, May 5
8:30 am Margarete Mittelstrass +
12:15 pm Zena Martin
First Friday, May 6
8:30 am Angela Raish
12:15 pm Ruby Nicdao
7:30 pm Wolfgang Sindlinger +
First Saturday, May 7
8:30 am Brone Zvinakis +
10:00 am The First Holy Communicants
1:30 pm The First Holy Communicants
5:00 pm The First Holy Communicants
Sunday, May 8: The Ascension of the Lord
7:30 am Esther LaVigne +
9:00 am The People of St. Veronica
10:45 am Mothers Day Novena
5:00 pm Nila Patsuk +
Pray the Rosary Daily
Pray the Rosary Every Day
Parish Apostolate Contacts
Adoption Support Group
Jill Bender [email protected]
Adoration Chapel
Linda Loch [email protected]
Altar Boys (Grades 5 - 12)
Eileen Chiama
703-773-2032
Blessed Mother Teresa Outreach
Gina McCue [email protected]
Charismatic Prayer Group
Flor Valdez
Cooking With Our Saints
Sandy Greeley
703-471-6454
Divine Mercy Cenacle
Jeff Cappel
[email protected]
Endow
Carly Hale
[email protected]
Extraordinary Ministers
Deacon Paul Ochenkowski 703-773-2004
50 & Over Women’s Bible Study
Liz Costello
703-860-4413
Food & Faith Organic Garden
Sandy Greeley [email protected]
Gabriel Project
Grays of God (over 50)
Linda Loch
[email protected]
Homeschool Group
Anne Dealey
[email protected]
Knights of Columbus
Russ Nero
[email protected]
Lectors
Deacon Paul Ochenkowski 703-773-2004
Legion of Mary
Larry Burke [email protected]
Linen Ministry
Position Open
[email protected]
LINK
Patty Bartnick
703-476-0442
Luminaries of Holy Mary
Frank Spicer [email protected]
Meals Apostolate
[email protected]
Men’s Group
Kelly Dobson [email protected]
Music Director
Emily Mason
703-773-2009
NFP Coordinator
Meg Kilgannon
703-507-5998
[email protected]
New
and
Expectant
Moms
Group
Gala
Megan Hamberger [email protected] Blaise Farina [email protected]
Norbertine Third Order
Wes & Madeleine Marchesseault [email protected]
Our Lady of La Vang
Fr. John Son Hoang, O.P.
[email protected]
Parish Community Circles
Francis Thomas [email protected]
Parish Library
Marie O’Brien [email protected]
Prison Ministry Book Apostolate
Marie Goldschmidt [email protected]
Pro-Life Apostolate
Steve Grist
[email protected]
Rangers (Ages 9 - 17)
Kirby Smith [email protected]
RCIA
Scott Bradford
[email protected]
Religious Education Coordinator
Deacon Paul Ochenkowski 703-773-2004
Sacristan
Eileen Chiama [email protected]
Separated or Divorced Catholics
Susan McCullough [email protected]
Sunrise Assisted Living Ministry
Diane Sachs
[email protected]
Ushers
Dave Pacia
703-298-8542
Young Adult Group
Cynthia Jessup [email protected]
Youth Apostolate
Erin Johnson [email protected]
WORSHIP
From Green to Gold — May 1, 2016
This past week both Fr. Isenberg and I were out for the diocese’s
annual convocation for priests. It is a yearly symposium on some pertinent
topic. We take turns being away. I attended the first session, which ran
from Monday afternoon through Wednesday midday, and Father attended
the second session, which was from Wednesday afternoon through Friday
midday. In recent years it has been held in Pennsylvania near Gettysburg.
The topic this year was “The Parish Priest and the New Evangelization.” I
can’t tell you much of anything about it as this column was written before
I left, other than the main speaker was Dr. Ralph Martin, who is an associate professor at the seminary in Detroit. This convocation is a kind of continuing education seminar, which we are required to attend to keep us
priests current on various subject areas that are of concern for us personally or with our work serving you. It is also a wonderful opportunity to
spend some time with fellow priests. Hopefully our absence did not too
inconvenience any of you.
There are a couple of other items I wanted to bring to your attention. One is that we are doing well with the Bishop’s Lenten Appeal. Although Lent has been over for five weeks, and we are nearing the end of
Easter, the diocese is still accepting pledges to this annual fundraising effort. As of last week we had nearly met our parish goal of $210,000. We
were about $2500 short of it. The diocese obviously wants us to meet the
goal and ideally surpass it. So we will see how that goes. The second item
to bring to your attention is two major events in our parish this week. The
first in this Tuesday evening when Bishop Loverde will be with us for confirmation. On May 3rd seventy-six mostly eighth graders will be confirmed,
receiving a special outpouring of the Holy Spirit as well as the seven gifts
He blesses us with, specifically knowledge, understanding, wisdom, fortitude, counsel, piety, and fear of the Lord. In addition they will receive the
twelve fruits of the Holy Spirit, which are a result of these gifts. The fruits
are charity, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, gentleness, fidelity, modesty, self-control, and chastity. No doubt these young
people need these gifts and fruits, particularly in our world today where it
is not easy to be a Christian. Please pray for them.
Later in the week, on Saturday, May 7th, our mostly second graders
will receive their First Holy Communion. This too is a great gift from
God—a gift of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. Over my years as a
priest I have thoroughly enjoyed working with these seven and eight year
olds. Their faith, their innocence, their purity, their enthusiasm, their acceptance of Who Jesus is are all so beautiful and inspiring. We will want to
pray for these children as well this week as they prepare for this tremendous grace. As such this time of year is truly wonderful. The other reason
is with the lengthening of daylight, with the blooming of nature, that we
haven’t yet hit the oppressive humidity of the long summer days, we become in some way more aware of God’s presence among us. In addition
May is the month of Mary, our Blessed Mother. Throughout this month we
call to mind that it is Mary, our Mother in heaven, who constantly intercedes for us. She represents all that is good and pure and serves as a wonderful model of humility and faithfulness for us. Both our school and CCD
program will have a May Crowning ceremony, honoring our Lady, next
week. My hope and prayer are that each of us will honor her this month in
a special way. Of course we can do that every day, but may we especially
this month.
In Christ, Fr. Kleinmann
The Holy Father’s May
Prayer Intentions
Universal: Respect for Women. That in every country of the
world, women may be honored
and respected and that their essential contribution to society
may be highly esteemed.
Evangelization: Holy Rosary.
That families, communities, and
groups may pray the Holy Rosary for evangelization and
peace.
Weekly Readings
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Sunday
Acts 15:1-2, 22-29; Rv 21:10-14,
22-23; Jn 14:23-29
Monday
Acts 16:11-15; Jn 15:26—16:4a
Tuesday
1 Cor 15:1-8; Jn 14:6-14
Wednesday
Acts 17:15, 22—18:1; Jn 16:12-15
Thursday
Acts 18:1-8; Jn 16:16-20
First Friday
Acts 18:9-18; Jn 16:20-23
First Saturday
Acts 18:23-28; Jn 16:23b-28
Sunday
Acts 1:1-11; Eph 1:17-23
or Heb 9:24-28, 10:19-23; Lk
24:46-53
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FROM THE PARISH OFFICE
Confession Schedule Change Next Saturday
In order to allow time to prepare for the First Holy Communion Mass on Saturday, May 7th, confessions that morning will end promptly at 9:30
am. Thank you for your cooperation.
Regularly scheduled confessions will be heard
later that afternoon at 3:30, and at 6:30 pm the
evening before (First Friday, May 6th).
Mothers Day Novena
Sunday, May 8th is Mothers Day and the first day
of our Mothers Day Novena of Masses. Novena
cards are now available in the vestibules and in
the parish office. Please remember to place the
envelope in the collection basket with the names
of your loved ones written out. The envelopes will
be placed on the altar during this Novena to
share in the spiritual benefit of these holy Masses. Any donation included will be gratefully accepted. You also may leave your names with the
parish office, especially if you donate through
Faith Direct—we will make sure that your names
are also placed on the altar.
Spring-Summer Food Drive for Catholic Chari es
Safeway, Shoppers and Giant gift cards as well.
Please make checks payable to Catholic Charities
and insert in the memo line “St. Lucy Project.”
It's That Time of the Year
Receptions and celebrations galore are scheduled
in the parish hall. Please consider lending a hand
behind the scenes to set a festive table for honorees and guests for celebratory events planned
for May and June. If you enjoy planning menus,
arranging flowers, and providing an elegant
touch (on a budget) in the smiling and faithfilled company of other Ladies of Veronica
(LOVs), it just may be the perfect way you can
contribute to our parish family celebrations.
Flexibility and gratitude are guaranteed. Call the
parish office and volunteer today—we will add
you to the LOV List!
First Fridays for Religious Freedom
In late March, oral arguments were presented before the Supreme Court regarding the Little Sisters of the Poor and other religious groups and
institutions that will be forced to provide insurance coverage for contraception and abortifacients to their employees, contrary to their conscience and to the principle of religious freedom.
Bishop Loverde has invited all the members of
the diocese to join him in prayerful observance of
the First Fridays of May and June. Our participation should include: taking part in the Holy Mass,
some form of penance, and invoking the intercessory prayer of the Lord Jesus Whose Sacred
Heart continues to beat with love for the conversion of those still blind. A holy hour is likewise
encouraged on each of these First Fridays. First
Friday this month is May 6th.
Starting Friday, May 20th through Sunday, May
29th, St. Veronica is holding a food drive to benefit Catholic Charities and the neediest families it
serves through the St. Lucy Project. The following
items are requested:
 Canned chicken;
 Canned ham, beef or beef steak;
 Canned fruit;
 Peanut butter and jelly;
 Cereals, oatmeal, nutrition bars, crackers with
peanut butter or cheese;
 Shelf-stable liquid milk and/or boxed chocolate kid-friendly milk;
Second Collection Next Weekend
 Canned (not glass) pasta sauce;
The second collection next weekend, May 7th and
 Pasta;
8th, is for the Catholic Communications Cam Beans—baked, refried, or canned whole paign. Thank you for your generosity.
beans; and
 Canned pastas with pull top (kid friendly).
C O R N E R S T O N E
Of course, monetary donations are also appreciApril 24, 2016
ated. All funds will be used to purchase food for
$ 10,932.62
those in need. We gratefully accept Walmart, Regular Sunday donations
Faith Direct*
$ 13,545.34
$ 251.00
SPONSOR OF THE WEEK Monthly Mortgage Payment
Faith Direct*
$ 3,116.50
Catholic Home Missions
$ 2,229.52
Thank you, and may God bless you for
Repairs, Sales, Installations
your continued support and generosity.
Quality Garage Doors
Please see their ad in the back of the bulletin and support
all those who make this bulletin possible. We are grateful
for their support of our parish.
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*Contributions via Faith Direct are deposited in parish bank account once
a month. The total deposit designated for Regular & Debt Reduction has
been divided by the number of weeks for that month and added to the weekly totals.
EDUCATION, CATECHESIS AND EVANGELIZATION
Religious Educa on News
St. Veronica Young Adults - Ages 20s-30s
Volunteers Needed: Confirmation Reception ~
May 3rd ~ volunteers needed from 6:00-8:00 pm
(set up/serve) & 8:00-10:00 pm (serve/clean up)
First Communion Receptions ~ May 7th ~ volunteers needed from 10 am- 1:00 pm (school Mass)
& 1:00-4:00 pm (RE Mass)
Join St. Veronica Young Adults as we explore the
Parables of Mercy. Jesus's teachings about mercy
as explained through his parables of mercy are
presented as part of the Year of Mercy. Common
to all the parables of mercy is a reversal that
catches the hearer off guard. Learn more about
what it is to be merciful of heart.
Wednesdays: May 4th - May 25th
ALL
PARISHIONERS
AND
NONPARISHIONERS ALIKE are INVITED.
Join us for these upcoming events: (5/07) Captain America: Civil War Matinee, (5/21) Harper's
Ferry Hike.
For
more
details,
email
Cynthia
at [email protected] or visit our Facebook
Group Page “St. Veronica Young Adults” or our
webpage at www.ya.stveronica.net.
Want to Be inFORMED?
Fr. Kleinmann has announced that St. Veronica
Parish will provide subscriptions for ALL parishioners to access FORMED®, an exciting new gateway to the best teaching videos, audio, and ebooks to deepen your relationship with Christ
and His Church. Available anytime and anywhere
on most computers and mobile devices,
FORMED promises to be a user-friendly and indepth reservoir of Catholic teaching. Access to the
Ignatius Press, Lighthouse Media, Beloved and
many other sites will be at your fingertips.
The parish-wide launch date is Pentecost Sunday,
May 15th. A team of laptop-toting volunteers will
be available in the parish hall after morning
Masses to assist folks who "may need just a little
help logging on" and navigating the site.
We are currently seeking volunteers to be part of
the “launch team.” If you can help, please join us
in the parish hall on Saturday, May 7th at 9:30
am. If you have any questions contact Kelly Dobson at [email protected] or 703-887-9872. All
ages of volunteers accepted.
Next Norber ne Third Order Novi ate Mee ng
On Sunday, May 8th after the 10:45 am Mass in
the Pope St. John Paul II Room, there will be a
Novitiate meeting of the Norbertine Third Order.
The agenda will start with “bring your own”
lunch, followed by the talk on the “Holy Eucharist
as a Sacrament.” Please join us. Contact Wes or
Madeleine Marchesseault at 703-793-1020 with
any questions.
Lesser Known Marian Appari ons
Many have heard of Fatima, Lourdes and Guadalupe. However, there have been other approved apparitions of Our Lady over the centuries. Our Lady never appears without
an important message for her children, so we
should pay careful attention to all of her apparitions. Come and learn about these lesser known
apparitions and see what message Our Lady has
been giving us throughout the centuries. Join the
Society of Patricians on Monday, May 9th, at 7:00
pm in the Acolyte Room as we discuss
these Lesser Known Apparitions of Our Lady.
Cooking with our Saints
Save the date: On May 21st, Cooking with Our
Saints is holding a special class honoring the
Polish Saint, St. Julia Maria Ledochowska. Presenting the class will be Marek and Helena Syski
who were brought up in traditional Polish homes
in the Washington suburbs where they participated extensively in the Polonia community. Religious and cultural traditions mark their personal
and family's life. Now the couple returns for the
third year to present a truly delicious, delightful
and memorable Polish tea. Details to follow.
Save the Date for VBS 2016
The dates are August 1st-5th. More information to
come. Want to volunteer? Email [email protected].
New: Separated or Divorced Catholics Ministry
Father Kleinmann has approved a new apostolate. In concert with the Year of Mercy and the
Arlington Diocese Office of Family Life initiative
for Mornings of Mercy for Divorced Catholics,
parishioner Susan McCullough has volunteered
to coordinate an apostolate group here at St. Veronica. Watch the bulletin and website for announcements about its inaugural event on June
8, 2016. Each monthly meeting will focus on educational and spiritual topics, as well as support
and fellowship. Susan and the ministry were introduced at the most recent parish council meeting. We welcome her and apostolate members to
our parish family. Susan may be reached at
[email protected].
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AROUND ST. VERONICA AND THE DIOCESE
Evening of Recollec on for Women
Tuesday, May 3rd from 7:30-9:30 pm at St. Leo
the Great parish in Fairfax. Two meditations, and
confession available. Sponsored by Opus
Dei. Bring a friend. Info: Peg at 703-620-4945.
Teen First Responder Course at St. Veronica
Thursday, May 12th, 6:00-9:00 pm
This class is geared for young adults ages 12+ to
learn how to handle emergency situations. This
course provides first aid and CPR content geared
specifically to teens. The course includes teen role
play and scenarios and their own manikins for all
training. It is associated with the Emergency Care
& Safety Institute and course completion card
will be provided for those who need them. Cost is
$46/person and will be held in the Pope St. John
Paul II Room. Contact Jill Bender at
[email protected] for more information or registration.
Archdiocese for the Military Services
Annual Memorial Mass
Join in prayer with the Archdiocese for the Military Services, USA, to honor the men and women
who are serving or have served in the Armed
Forces at the 22nd Annual Memorial Mass on
Sunday, May 15th, at 12:00 noon in the Great Upper Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception in Washington,
D.C. The principal celebrant and homilist will be
Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio. Parking is limited. Carpooling is advised. Military personnel
are encouraged to wear service dress uniform;
civilians are asked to wear business attire.
Group evening with Bishop Paul Loverde for
Vic ms/Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Bishop Paul Loverde cordially invites victims/
survivors of sexual abuse and their spouse or support person to a Support group evening on May
17th at St. Ann Catholic Church in Arlington. The
evening begins at 5:45 pm and consists of a light
meal, group discussion, followed by a prayer service. Due to the nature and sensitivity of the subject, this event is for victims/survivors and a
spouse/support person only. Please RSVP by May
13th to the Office of Victim Assistance at 703-8412530.
“Do You Have the Mercy App? Exploring the
Role of Technology in Daily Acts of Mercy”
Saturday, June 4th, 8:00 am-5:00 pm
The Teenage Enrichment for the Apostles of
Mary (T.E.A.M. Retreat) is sponsored by the Le6
gion of Mary to be held at Holy Trinity Jubilee
Park Inc. located at 4407 Aldie Road, Catharpin,
Virginia. It is open to all Catholics from ages 1218. Come and join us for an exciting day with holy
Mass, Benediction, Confession, Eucharistic Procession, uplifting talks, skits, and three hours of
exciting activities. The speakers are: Rev. Francis
Peffley and Rev. Richard Guest. Visit
www.holytrinityjubileepark.com for more information.
Blood Drive Coming Soon to St. Veronica
In memory of our son, John Paul Kearns, our
family has teamed up with Inova Blood Donor
services to host a blood drive in the parish hall
during Masses on Sunday, May 15th. Please join
us on Pentecost Sunday to give the gift of life. If
you are eligible, please book your appointment
after Masses or contact Lisa Kearns
at [email protected]. Also, please see the St.
Veronica website for a link to signup for your appointment online.
PRAYER AND FELLOWSHIP
EnCourage Mee ng at St. Veronica
Do you have a loved one experiencing same-sex
attractions? Are you looking for answers in accord with the teachings of the Catholic Church?
EnCourage is a Catholic support community for
parents, family, and friends who want to reach
out in truth and compassion to loved ones experiencing same-sex attractions. EnCourage members support one another and their loved ones
through discussion, prayer, and fellowship. EnCourage meets at St. Veronica on Monday, May
2nd in
Room
P203,
7:30
pm.
Email [email protected] for more
information or to reach a priest that works with
EnCourage. Even if you’re not comfortable with
the idea of group meeting, priests working in this
ministry will help you.
~ Fast & Pray for Persecuted Chris ans ~
Krakow (World Youth Day) in the Capital
On July 30th celebrate World Youth Day with millions of young adults around the world without
leaving DC. Kraków in the Capital is a one-day
World Youth Day experience that will mirror the
week-long event in Poland, featuring nationally
known speakers, Stations of the Cross, Mass,
Polish food, live concert and more. Tickets are
$25. For more information and purchase tickets,
visit www.wydDC.org or contact Brendan at 703841-2549 or [email protected].
Pray for a Priest Each Day
We continue our daily prayers for priests by praying each day this week for:
May 1 Rev. Andrew Fisher
May 2 Rev. Daniel Gee
May 3 Rev. Joseph Giordano, C.I.C.M.
May 4 Rev. Randy Gonzales, C.I.C.M.
May 5 Rev. James Gould
May 6 Rev. Paul Grankauskas
May 7 Rev. Paul Grant
Paul VI Boys Summer Soccer Camp
Priestly Ordinations for the Diocese of
Arlington, 8:00 am-4:30 pm (Deacon Davis’ Ordination)—Our Youth Apostolate is
going together to the ordination Mass followed
by lunch at a local restaurant. The cost is $10
for lunch. Liability forms due by June 5th. 6th12th grade students welcome.
Time to Restock the Catacombs for Summer Activities—Thank you in advance for
your support. We are currently seeking donations of the following items:
 Individually wrapped snacks (granola bars,
chips, pretzels, crackers, pudding cups, and
fruit snacks);
 Large jars of peanut butter and jelly;
 Smore's makings (chocolate bars, graham
crackers, marshmallows);
 Individual drinks (NO SODA PLEASE)
(juice boxes, Gatorade, bottled water);
 Paper Products (cups, cutlery, napkins,
plates, etc.);
 Art Supplies (sidewalk chalk, dry-erase
markers, Sharpies, face-paint).
Steubenville Youth Conference—We are
excited to announce that thirteen of our high
school youth will be attending a youth conference on July 15th-17th at Franciscan University.
The cost per youth is $220.00. Stay tuned to
future bulletin announcements for exciting opportunities to help these young people raise
money for their registration costs. We are very
grateful for the prayerful and financial support
of our parish community.
Upcoming Events "Save the Dates"
May 6th-Girls Night at REBOUNDERZ
May 15th-Donuts and Field Day
June 4th-Carwash
June 11th-Priestly Ordinations
June 25th-Carwash
July 6th-8th-Junior High Work Camp
July 15th-17th Steubenville Youth Conference
August 5th-Kings Dominion
PVI has a proven history of both team and individual successes. We just won the VA Independent Boys State Championship in Fall 2015 and
had previously won it in Fall 2010; we had
NSCAA All Americans in both 2014 and 2015.
The camp runs from July 25th-29th, 9:00 am to
3:00 pm. There are a limited number of spots,
which means a very good camper-to-instructor at PVI the exposure to the coaches is invaluable.
ratio. It's a fun and instructive camp for boys of Visit www.paulvi.net/camps2016 or contact
all levels, and if your son is interested in playing Chuck LaPorte, [email protected], 703-4084782.
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Confirmation
• May 3, 2016 •
Congratulations to the
young people of our parish!
Benjamin Antayhua
Alexis Arnett
Ryan Balot
Aric Bartholomew
Justin Basinger
Anna Bayley
Nicolas Bravo
Luca Brennan
Infanta Christdoss
Mary Elise Chudovan
Leo Clougherty
Alexandre DaSilva
Hanel DaSilveira
Alexander Davis
Kathryn Dealey
Annelise Ervin
James Farrell
Mathew Faupel
Reagan Foley
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David Fry
Robert Gillman
Joshua Haug
Gabriela Huang-Queiroz
Reagan Kammerdeiner
Jane Kearns
Dylan Kirby
Rachel Knee
Matthew Kurapatti
Zachariah Lafeer
Franco Lagdameo
Matthew Leclercq
Peter Lloyd
Lauren Lynch
Mieka Machida
Kristina Marilley
Tristen Marinoff
Elise McCue
Gavin McDonnell
Thomas Melody
Charlotte Merrill
Peter Messier
Owen Morgan
Paige Morris
William Murad
Aris Nguenkam
Grace Nolin
Luke O’Donnell
Kathleen O’Malley
Tyler O’Reilly
Anastasia Obernberger
Sean Obillo
Chloe Offerdahl
Anna Pacia
Louis Perna
Alexandra Pike
Paige Pisano
Jane Pitts
Razvan Plesko
Alexandra Raymond
Jose Romero-Gonzalez
Christopher Rouck
Andres Sagastume
Sophia Skiavo
Emma Smith
Matthew Smith
Annika Stevens
Dylan Stewart
Alessandro Tazoe
Bwembya Tembo
Ellen Thurneysen
Charlotte Tiss
Jillian Van Daele
Andrew Vargas
Grace Vestermark
Andrew Weber
Catherine Young
First
Holy
First Holy Communion
Communion
May 7 , 2016
th
• May 2016 •
Congratulations to the
boys and girls receiving
First Holy Communion at our parish!
Alexander Aboy
Alicia Aldea
Ethan Argenziano
Carson Ayon
Peter Bayley
Paul Bender
Madison Bradford
Taylor Bullman
Michelle Camacho
Paulo Camacho
Martin Cao
George Cave
Joshua Christdoss
Annabelle Cisneros
Cecilia Cline
Jason Cooley
Antonio Costa
Cristobal Costantino
Rachel Cousineau
Joseph Croce
Hanel DaSilveira
Liam Dermody
Bernard Dhanagar
Catherine Ebuen
Juliana Evangelista
Andrew Fernandes
Gabriela Figueroa-Badel
Nicolas Flores
Kate Foley
Isabella Freitag
Mary Fry
Joseph Fumagali
Natalie Galvin
Ivan Galysh
Jourdan Garcia
Hannah Giaccio
Augustine Gines
Dacia Glennon
Arianna Gould
Jessica Guinee
Anthony Haas
Cecilia Hale
Victor Henry
Ryan Hertel
Sydney Jackson
Jacob Johnson
Mirabelle Johnson
Jack Jones
Matthew Julian
Brian King
Case Kirkhart
Anna Kraus
Alexander Lobos
Valentina Lopez
Carolina Maguire
Makayla Marinoff
Luke Marvin
Gian Michael Matabang
Thomas Mattock
Alexander McDonough
Daniella Merhi
Soren Mialou
Yoneda Mialou
Mary Elizabeth Moore
Cyrus Na
Ralph Nguenkam
Asia Noel
Breane O’Reilly
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William Ocasal
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